RE: Obviously not using Oracle

In response to the numerous replies about where the failure may lie and where the proper initiative was not used in designing and testing the site.
I agree that the majority of the databases today will function properly if
the work is done correctly in the beginning. I was not trying to start a
controversy in which no one wins. I was pointing out the problem that arose
and the database was fresh in my mind after reading about the squeeze on MS SQL.
Ron

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[mailto:oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org] On Behalf Of Ron Rogers Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 1:42 PM To: oracle-l_at_freelists.org
Subject: Obviously not using Oracle

I read an article from SearchDatabase about an English company taking a
world wide poll about the US Presidential elections and you are allowed
to vote for the candidate of choice. www.globalvote2004.org Obviously they could not be to serious or they would have used Oracle as
the Application and web server.
The connection fails with a mysql_connect() warning.Too many connections. This does not cast a good light on MySQL especially after reading about Oracle and MySQL starting to squeeze MS SQL in the market
place. Ron
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